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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-24
6ituuIions tuanie0--Temales.

NURSE, SEAMSTRESS, &c.-By n young,
noat North German grl as nurse 10 growing up OF
children good by han and machine 2n sood ns ,tv
worker; willing In light chamber work good S,H
references Apply 10 Mrs BRICK, II 3dave between ii
and I2th sts- paror noor.
NURSE and SEAMS rRESS.-By an expe-
rsnced inv purse taks infant from birth NO
objection ssapsress or would take charge VI
growing children; city reference. % West Sahs-
Ring bell twice. NJ csrhs.
WASHING.-By a colOrcd laundress. gentle
w mems family washing veil recommended ~ W."
LAT Wsst 24th-sk- " the rear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-24
BROOKLYN propertp for 9als ano Go Gei.

nor SALE or TO RENT.-FactOry building
lOS Nostrand-a lot 5OI2O0 factory 25t xlsO. pa
ttOres wen lighted entrance two Streets viii he sold
York Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-24

A TTENTION Is called to those elegant first
n class bouses NoA T. and - Fast s0thst Apply Oh
premises oOwners q. y. & y. A WILLIAMS.
last 69TH-ST, between Madison and
u Park n DIV cling
Nghteen feet front, cabinet finish etc.
Apply to e. IL. LUDLOW CO,
Bftssf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-24
City properip 90 Eet.

OWNER going abroad will lease or sell f.
~ story house Madison 30h St; price 900;
rent $l.s0O DALEY, ~ West Both st.
WlLLIAM-ST.. corner Ann-st.-Large store
w basement and subcellar 10 let also ST. 4h and 9th
}oitA rutland & WHITING. Beekman- st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-24
NOR SAlE-The four 1-stOry and basemen

EOR SALE-The four 4-story and basement
private dwellings West 97tst between Central Park
Vest Formerly sthave) and 9th-ave. NOS SO AND o..
GABLES PRICE EACH s23 600 Nos. 81 ANDG7 WITH
NANSARD ROOFS, PRICE EACH s22000. sizes 10 and
168I5Y; lots 100 H. with spacious cellars per
the purchase money may remain bond and mortgage II de-
sired
Those houses of frass construction throughout viii be
houses OF Cent? al
Park Ground higher than Ienox or Murray Hill Insp
B. +. RoMAISE JR. Owner
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-24

I'OR SALE, at very low price, 4-stOry dwell
i ing, East 46thst. near 4th ave.
rutland q WHITING. Beekmanst
TINE CHOICEST and largest West side
i dwelling. 80 and Al West slstst Just west OF Central
Park and fronting Manhattan Square s7000D and $4,000
No 1913 West 79hst. Hr60 feet dining extension
SO0foOt street So0000 inspection invited Inquire
premises SAMUEL COLCOKD,
Builder and owner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-24
Ciip properip for Bale.

A NOBLE house for $4,000. Only one left
~ out finished 24Kto feet AMI dining exen
seon street nearly the highest point III the city 1875
West 79th.st; inspection invited Inquire piemisea
SAMUEL COLCORD,
Builder and owner.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19

In the last .ssue Of the Na5uftctHF.
r,'s Record published at Baltimore, we
lind The following notices al 0u- conu.
y aid Fair:
Mr. l.. l. Cole. Of Noxuhcc county,
will make TIL. sra,uh owe, j:QOt 81 N.
hay harvested on rented band. lie
pait $500 rent and ", big estimate
$500 TO- saving. iii" by, and he has Il
clear prof, Of 81 600 on 4 500 invest.
mcnt. his boats Alabama coal and
iron lanis. Noxubcc Is IL prairie
connty.
Al N.c Nnyuhcc county fair lust
mont! At Macon there were many very,
pa,ui7,iS'y',Y% .'Nh.jh|isss Nj i'afI@sd 'i,iH,ir,y.
two coor', lresenting rs many varic-
ties, AMI Nrs. II. C.. Pity iwcnly.six
roois, while many Others were repre-.
seated by smaller los. Cattle. ~iur,r..
mlirS, colts, sine y. hog, and .oals
were represented by hundreds of fine
specimens. amt there were y. enium-
offered Tor the best boy miik.r,," for
which there was active competition.
The dairy rNhiUit WAS grand there
were dozens OF splendid butter cxhi.
bii', and it WAS very liiiiru!, to decide
between ;hcm. The catiye lot Of spcci.
mems would have brought sil,.cdsc
prices in New York.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19
Great Destruction Of Cotton.

MEMPHIS, Nay. IL. The mast disas.
iruIis IRE that cvcr Visited this city
occurred to.nigh, At TAO o'clock and
resulted in the complete destruction
OF 1890 bcles Of cotton and compress.
20 Nos. 4 and 5 OF the Merchants Cot.
ton Compress and Storage Company.
Tie Ire was discovered among some
co.'on in press No. 3, which is ives, OF
.hc railroad tracks and contained $500
bales. 1t spread with great rapidly,
aud Was soon beyond the control OF
the men who wcro ON duty, and who
madea brave attempt to e~Xtinguisli
it. III fifteen minutes after the alarm
was sounded the flames had spread 10
the cotton stored in press No. 4, which
was on The south, and which contain.
ed 5000 bales.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19
GIVE Them A Chance.

Ttsii- 10 say, ,onr lungs. Also al
y"Er lrtHi|,,n4 Wirhinrry. fcr>
WONDERING mNrIuurll il is. Not onlN
the iar@"r r!r n%r>.ayr>. liu; the ,hous.
and, Of lit'lr tubes and cavities lead.
ing iram !lctn.
Whrn tl,"-- are logged ahi clioke,!
with mHt'tr whi,h ought not to b,
Their" tUu" lang. cabinet hal! do .hcir
w"'G. An'! what iA"v 'lo. they can.
not do Wen. Call il rn!tl rough, rrouil
pnrun"n'a. 'star!l, consumption or
an! vi he lainii, OF throat and nose
AMI head and lang o~h.trnction>, all
are bad, All ui.lt 80 he got rid Of
There is just one sure way to get rid
of .l.rm. TIHl is To .siSc Boschcr'.
German Syrup. which shy 4rug.isl
will sci, 20 ri Is cents n bottle. Nv.
en IL crcry'hir. else hrs failed YOU,
you MA! depend upon this tor certain
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19
To the Voters Of Noxubee County

ihal!nAulgtd the hope HAT wcu!d
NJ, br to:rt,i to Hakc n personal call
tr>s Of nv own county Tor CoH@rcss,
srl mi. ,,np, WAS confirmed by inlo:-
nation t1tat | would not have an op
nonrn, from a list ct distinguished
Gentlemen who have Ion. been resi-
dents OF III. county. felt al add
,ior,l warrant for he Indulgence OF
.ach 4 hope when the two honared
AMI distinguished gcuiiemtU who
were candidates IN ,his county - 81
lor Congress declined 10 enter the no.
~iiti,al arena as nay opponents in :hv
nrl.rnachiny CANVASS, 10 n high M
probation nl my rights and equities,
and 20 a Dice perception Of the rela.
ton ,hst ought 10 marx Tie conduct OF
Y. rilrutu OF TIC samc count, NO; tc
.ny t'ir same nr:.l,tnrhoud TOW ru
zach Other 10 a iunciurc u Affairs suri'
!. . obtain, | aScribC thv decision
thrsc two gentlemen have made, and
desire 10 cAprc-s my strong arpTce!h'
tinu q. n course Ut roui'ur; nj once SO
lofty nni 50 generous.
am more tiam wiling 20 prcscuI
my ease To The ,rihuna! Of l. high.
minded wMa Intelligent constituency,
foremost in which liz, stand Z PEG
PIE q Neyubcu County, NJ" 10 the
verdict OF such .ritWna! | vii Yield Il
t.,ly sud Wiling ohedienco,
Very Respectfully,
- .Lkl rNn
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19
Published by Request.
For You We are Praying at Home!

For You VIC are Praying at Home!
You're leaving the home Of your youth, NJ!
boy,
The Journey OF life to hcSin,-
10 conquer alone in = strife. ny hoy,
From foes without aud within.
Tn" world with il. pleasures. it, glitter and
show,
May tempt you from duty to roam,
But always remember, where'er YOU 90,
For YOU We arc praying AT bone.
CHORUS:
For ysu We are praying at home,
For YOU we afe praying at home.
Wherever you so, YOU nay always know,
We're pray, yes PRAYING NJ home.
There's many 4 -ilded saiooU. my boy,
Aud many a syrcn song.
Tv lure yo, away from the right. my boy,
A yGu journey liIc's path along,
And OF will the tenptor around You throw
Asnarc. DER The world rs you roam,
But always remember, wllcrc'cr You 90,
For YOU We are praying At loinc.
Chorus
%. never forget tirsi the way, my oy,
To honor is narrow aud straight;
And the it may often seem hard, N! boy,
IL leads 10 the hcsutiful gate;
Then follow it well, for our tears would
fow,
IL far from its bounds you shoul! roam;
And alway remember. Wherc'cr you 90,
For YOU We are praying ut home.
Chorus
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19

The late election in the Stat. Of New
York has set the Republicans to think.
Ing. TO elect their President, New
York must h. carried, and ;i,c candi.
date most likely To carry /, IS the pro.
b'em the party i. cnlea;"rins to solve
In the light OF the rcccn, election, they
see B!ainp's chances diminished, an,
sherman is entirely on, OF the question
VIII it bc Coukliug! As he has held
Mm'c.t aioof from politics for The LA,
lew Year,, he stands in the attitude o,
= dark horse, and would, probably, bt
The more available MAJ in the partv
Tic is a thorough New Yorkc III,
Integrity aud ability, however, hay.
never @ccn questioned, and TIRE oBl,
hiirh would be Wv his personal popu,
hri;y. Should ne be the nominee
no.eNpr. Cleveland would no houbI
carry the state agiinst him. 1t wouIc
take m immense amount Of cnthusi
asm 10 to carry him through, aud he !,
not the man 10 excite it,,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19


\ r4iIr0ai III cling IN :hc iniercst Oi
the rxicn>isn oil the LiI1k }. was ralI'
cd y, tha M4yo or tc meet Turs'Iar eve
mig ut ; a'ciock, /, Ms MT GcEcra'ly
attended 10y our buSinesS men, not IL
cau>c Of auy opposition TO the road.
nor even of Indifference on tho sub
ct, Lpt It happened to be "A busy eve
ming, sni they rculd not We'll leave
their slnrcS. We know they are, TO a
man. much gratifiet at the progress
made b, the Directors of the NJ. 4 T.,
and they look with favor upon the
rlan that viii give us this much de-
sired railroad connection,
, Judge fuoir presided at the meet
lug aud \. I. beat acted Us Secretary
, I. j. O'Ncill, E.q. was the principal
speaker, but McsSrs, Il. G. Patty, DR..
hin and Judge Footc also made some
well pointed and Erar,ira! remarks
"A we understand it the situation is
ahou: this: the capitalists who own
the Little J. desire TO extend It and
thereby make an eastern connection.
This can be accomplished By rcsshing
Birmingham. via Tuscaloosa. A por-
ton Of this route has been surveyed
by \ competent engineer. whose maps,
profile and estimates will be accepted
by those who propose 10 build the
road. All the camp equipments for n
survc: ing party can DO furnished by
the Directors CT the NJ and T. a
corps Of engineers and helpers is now
ready TO take the field, and complete
the survey from Jackson 10 Macon.
and il the people along the proposed
route will NANTES, tho proper spirit,
they car get a road that by Jsnua.
~, $50. viii giYe them all the advanta.
yes quick transportation md The most
desirable markets rnh s'tilra. lhc
whole line will run through a couni7.
where al, the conditions are favorable
TO the speed! construction Of 4 road,
and where the cost OF building vii! be
5r,Ov TIE av, rage.
/, Is aHNcc"sSar. Tor ~ 10 say thai
our curnti i capAhic Of great growth,
and il j. also unnecessary tor rs 10 say,
TO use \ tritG but true slase, that wr
must pm, our shoulders 10 the wheel
We cannot afford 10 wal, Any longer
to- something to turn up. For on
own sskcs, and for Tic srkc OF o"r
children, who are 10 reap the nrcEtcst
advantages from this great puhlic i'm.
pcoycmcn.. lrs Us go shout ihis work
Nith a determination 20 accomplish
3cmN.ijug,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19

There i. II boWh.,hrowrr whose OK.
:.'rncc j. Il Wruarr =" Inv aud order
~ tbs in"atr! iivrr Mo,t-thr liz.
~: header 81 the Anarchist, who
Will" hr furnishes m"nl., material tor
b.. d"''pirs, keeps ont OF harms wa,
When danger thrra,cu,. To his teach.
sh2s are d"c III" Chicago troubles. ard
fh"ir tragic conclusion. lie is probe.
~ Zoo ca'IioU, a rnln 10 place himself
81 'te position u a'disrc. ,iolalur u.
he lna, but will encourage Those Il, a
distance t" the most desperate work.
II would ba we'll we're hc tiir,ttlpi.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19

LADIES viii find relief from their
Costivrnrss, Swimming in the Head,
Cnlic. Sour Stomach. Headache. Kid.
ncy troubles, etc, hy taking n dose Of
Summons Liver Regulator after dinner
~ supper, so as to move the bowels
nnre a hay. Mothers win have better
healthr ami tl.e babies will grow more
rnbnst by using the Regulator. IL an
infant shows signe ~ Collie. nothing
like u few drops In water for relief.
The Genuine has the red 2 Oh front Of
Wrapper.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19

| have used . bottle of Marsdeu's
Pcrtora Balm handrd me 10y a friend
and found it most elRcacious for rurc
Of rroup in my family. recommend
all households TO keep this valuable
remedy on band during the winter
and spring seasons.
WILLIAM JOHNSON,
Meridian. Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19
Proceedings Beard Of Supervisors.

Monday, Sept. :, 1857.
Board met pursuant 10 adjournment. all
the members. present. also clerk and sheriff.
Report Of L 4 Pace. Sup'. Of Eiuration
for October wa. received 50, approved.
Report Of Allie S"inn. slpt. "f P""r
House, for October, WAS recviN,d and Al :
proved.
In t.,r matter Of certain paper. puiport-
Ing 10 be u report Of ~. Ross, T~reasnEer,
l.. WAS or~drsei,ihat the same, together vi Il
the warrants AID certificates Herewith IL
ed, be continued unit! the next tenn uf Til,
Board.
The bond Of \. {, Fant, Treasirer-e!"ct
WAC fxcj at $4,000 Oh the General Fund
and Sie,coQ on the school FUND.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19

From the number ~ people That
marked iuta our coach, il seemed. ~
u .,sy Hamilton said. That "nopc wrr'
lrtt hchinl' We wuiI nov apPre u
ne ~. nr,tr dyia. ~rliinra.~ u Jn'
Howard %laNnr'> home. sweet home,
aud while we tell 1t is welt I" yet AVA!
,oruriiur>, il i better IN 20 back.
Fox Iran, Miss. !. =. ).
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19
Indispensable to the Toilet.

Darbys Frophylactic Fluid cnrcs
chaHny, cruptions and inflammation of
all kinds cures inflamed or sore eyes; ;
relieves pains from bites or siings oi
insects and sore feet !; DESTROYS all faint
of pcrspiration or offensive smell from
the feet or any part Of he bod! clcau-
.cs and whi,cns the skin. Used a. u
dcntitrirc il purifics the breath; pre-
serves the teeth and cures t~ooiharhe
sore gums and canker. a little Of the
Fluid in the water used in bathing is
very refreshing aud especially bepc6-
rial TO the sitk,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19

a mai, hnlr vii, sink great >hir,'
rui Il lriiilu. cough, il; not rh.cked IN
'inr.. m!y le"t /" consumption and
d~ I'll Il" n'"a,. prepared! h, having
n butilr Of Mmdrn's p,rloral Ealm in
,hr h'n>'. II viii Immediately re.
l.cvc and cure Noi.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19

a moo IN Enylani is not what II l..
IN this country. The mons,cr mob oi
Hne0 people in London, encountered
"a" noliee on snu,iay last, and after u
t"rriir fight, according 10 the reports,
'hs Killed. ou both sides amounted 10
exactly none, With rs, snrh a mob il
not po'siiIir. There are aiway. more
"r .'ss weapons carried here, while IN
England such y thing israre. Most OF
tae damage wa' done by p~oliccmcu's
-'la'is, rpck, d., thrown by the crowd.
There WAS ANY aniouL, Of broken nos.
-ts,ana closed eyes, but not a solitary
iifs4ak.R.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19

NrN thursday I, rhmts.:.:..
Dnv, Tho R""-." ,akc- i, ,rr grant.
&c 'i"' al wh"r"kr.uuusn interest in
iau ,Ia! are nI' .rd of 1t. and We will
A"i H.! ~ o4. s,atc Nil" tie prucla.
H.N''"ns. It r7rsi ,ont Cicyelan and
Gov. Lew.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19

\ gi-l down IN the Southern prr, Of
zee Stat" has ,cuni two hundred G.r..
|"af rlnycrs mt isn't married vet \
girl mp here found out how 70 mako Il
cherry PIC "nl was married IN three
innnih-.N.rura Standard.
lhr yiriA about Meridian 90 of IKE
iio! rah"s. Every unn Of then hay.
>rr' Winnina wn!s they can make spr
'h'i swear i.iai II ~coitcn.1r,,i turn0..
~ i",ics hoi. like u cherry pie thu,
a-+th'ng he ~hts.cairn undcr inat psmr
sue, no crih'c1 ,hcia frnm III. mulll.
err nsatrv,
Are they I'll caIpi.i,s,a. IA Meridian .
we shoull hin. 80 ii'...Ha, is HE wa,
gi,ia 40 oa" N ihA! city.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19

Ladies who experience a sense Of
weakness, aud sometimes lsmencss Of
the back should uso DR.. j. II. McLsap's
strengthening Cordial aud Blood pu-
riiier. i will supply The much needed
ssrcugth and o~yere5lus ali weakening
Irregularities.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19

Tir deadly ciFnrs'tv got il, rs wayk
NJ Little i3ork, Arb. he other lay. y
boy dropped one Of thrse pests On u
bale vi c%o;:un, ana 6UQG bale were
consumed. with tuIoi loss oI abou;
$4,000.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19

Y Fischer. ID .isairg his name. added
~ >cuicnrc, "Ansrrhy Is Liberty"
~ reminds Il ., Madam Roland's
4. 81 an the srafIu'.,, 40 l.ihcr.
AsI!c."
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19

For physfca' ailments, cspesis,ly
t'sc incidrnt o'rclining wears, there
4, ~ remedy that prD,iurrS such salts.
S."tnH results rs i'r. !. II. Mclean.
laspr aud kilrry Ba.m. lis genial and
Mri-orN'n. cffrt on Liver and Md
ntts j. remarkable.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19

e Ftm ar"> suffering from weak or
'jnt'snr"rt rrrllta. VIM ran We quickly
rrrsd nv nsing Or. }. II. Mclrau's
Strengthening Eye Sslve. % ccnts u
box.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19

Aluons he Editors elected 70 th'
lr.islaturo. We are glad 10 note Bro
N..vA!i. Of Shu4pts, anl !!o>!tn' Of
Lexington,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19

"ln Che midst ~ lite We are in
death" That tril DESTROYER ronspmp.
ton l. ever ready /" seize upon his
hIc}'ui-. lie on y,ur guard. therefore,
a''d wt"n voH are nt,arScd b; acough,
ar ce,I IN tho chest, ns" Marlan's Peg.
tpia Da,uI. Ii is M intaliihle cure
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19

Marsdrn's Pectornl Balm for Coughs
Cold, Group and incipicnt Cansump.
ton. Win cnre bronchitis, sore
Throat and Asthma.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19
EealsaKsuss.

fiss been tho ssuso ofmush bronchial
irvstiss. CoiIisg ont Into she 0prn
nsr n flight cold. followed by y severe
cough i contracted. Take In time
rsstor's fhcrnkcc Remedy 81 Sweet
Gum ami MullcIn.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19

',riilav mains, snietnr lnhalhiHaiiop.
heal b'vi sores aud ulcers, the most
ptoapt- AMI satisfactory results are
"bta,ucd ly usiDy that old reliable
rrglrly, l>r. J.. u. ucLean's Volcanic
oltinimcyf.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19

llaish par-atiye remedies are fas,
Fi,inS sssp n The xs1stIe sriivu uu.i
mflf<aects chipmnufi Liver Pills. II
I'm Wv rs 'e.''n they win trrs. .inl.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19

Take Marsden's Pe.toral Balm for TO u his
Take Marsien's Pectoral Balm for colds.
Take Mar-den's 7 cctoral Balm for cr'ur.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19

ci Dr. !; j. Il. Mclean. Chm, !,
ed u rerfGin cure. "a LINN NM
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19
-TOR CONGRESS

We arc aathori2o 10 announce
HON. CLARKE LEWIS
a.. candidate for a seat In the flfty-hrst
congress, subject 10 the action of The Dcm'
nrraiic party.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-19

llo's's fall to plant at lea,s 100 rssar tree.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-29
WGCGe
Wanted in Rnbertnon Ooun1y-To Make q
PropeE!UoE.
annclaI - tho

Wanted IN Rnbertnon Ooun1y-To Make q
PropeEiUoE.
Special 70 the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, June 2s.-An officer from
franklin, Robertson county, arrived to-
day to take charge of John Horton, ar.
rested here last Saturday night. He says
Horton made q most brutal attempt 70
murder his wife, and is known as q des-
pe-ste man generally.
Ashssrs. c. W. Mscune and - Sledge
Fof the Farmers Alliance will be here Fri
day to make proposition TO Waco fcT
the location Of the Alliance Produce Ex-
change and Headquarters buildings in
this city. Waco Will make c strong eff
fort TO get up the required bonus.
The action Of the CITY Cornell lSst
night In regard to Waterw orks masters
is generally commended by the people.
Inman Bros, who have G contract TO
construct new system OF works, profess
their ability TO carry out tie contract.
There is 6 strong sentiment n favor os
the CITY building end owning its own
wsterHo-Ee. There is WsterNcTks
system here now thst hss been II
operation nearly ten years. Il hes ever
twenty three miles of mains laid,
reservoir that holds 100000 gallons OF
water, and the system cost over 80 co.
COO, but it mas no permanent arrangement
or contract with the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-29
1t Sherman

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, June % "A hard base
bAll contest took place at the driving
park this afternoon between the Excel
slors of Sherman and the Denison Associ.
alton nine. The latter played nine innings
scoriag only II, while the Sherman Line
played only eight innings scoring l6.
Both Mines were composed of the best
base ball players of the two cities, and
the game Has wstched with great deal
of interest by crowds of visitors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-29
ARLINGTON HOTEL .
HOT SPRINGS, ARK.
-. Il. 5tftt &c GO.

Tshe Arlington Is situated upon the United
States Hot Springs reservation, close TO the
largest and most e1icsCiOus OF the hot springs
IN extensive and elegant bath house is con-
I5Cte4 with the hotel buildings. Elevators OF
the Otis EEn4Iactory enables invalid pIestg to
lie wheeled from bedroom 10 baths Letters Of
inquiry promptly answered, &1G descriptive
! sIlphletn sent when desired.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-29
WHITE GIRL OUTRAGED.
a Black Brute Repeatedly Assaults a Ton.
Year. Old White Girl.

a Black Brute Repeatedly Assaults q Ten
Year. Old White Girl.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN AUGUSTINE, TEX, June 28.-All is
excitement in our town to-day, caused
oy the arrest of Sam Love, a stou. negro
about fifty-hve years of age, charged with
raping ten-year-old. girl and the at.
tempted rape of her sister, nine years
old, the daughters OF Clay Parker, white
He had been forcing the older girl to
submit to his hellish purpose some time,
and when the parents were absent last
week he attempted to rsvish the younger
one, and made her keep qniet until
yesterday. In his absence sne told her
mother. Judge Lynch will, in all probe-
bility, hold an informal session Of his
court, and from the verdict there will be
no appeal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-29
Jack Hayes Dase.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 2s.-Jsck Hayes,
the murderer OF Phillip Muller saloon
keedeT, whose case has been in the
courts for six years, and who was under
sentence to be hanged Friday, July 8,
was declared insane to- day by board OF
doctors and ordered to De forwarded TO
the insane asylum.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-29
TEXAS PATENTS.
special to tie Gazette

Special to tTe Gazette
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Tbe foH3rj9g
Texas patents were issued to-day: Vii
liam Behsm aad H. Frensiur, Texarkana,
giG saw sharpening machine: Thomas }
Catchi1gH, TNylcT, chdrn; William J.
Lock, San Antonio, pI3w; Robert L.
Richmond, Gr2hsD, calf weaver; Jere-
miah 7. Jones, Crystal Falls end B. Mar
shal, Denton, assiSnurs of one third to A.
w. Robertson, Denton, an attachment
for harvesters AID moving machines.
TEXAS NOTES